Friday November 18

FANCYDANCE: THE MUSICAL
by Tenille Campbell and Andréa Ledding

Fancydance explores Indigenous identity in the context of a love triangle.

TENILLE CAMPBELL
Tenille Campbell is a Dene/Métis author and photographer from English River First Nation in Northern Saskatchewan. She completed her MFA in Creative Writing from UBC and is currently in her third year of at English PhD at the U of S.

ANDRÉA LEDDING
Andréa Ledding was born and raised in Treaty 6 territory; Batoche survivors and kinship to Pauline Johnson form some branches of her family tree.  Photo-journalist, poet, playwright, writer, editor, freelancer and art-practitioner based out of Saskatoon, Andréa has raised numerous offspring and earned an MFA in writing and an MA in English.

Dramaturg Kevin Wong
Company Chelsea Rose Tucker, Garret C. Smith, Jani Lauzon,
Kristopher Bowman, Nigel Irwin, Samantha Brown,
Sera-Lys MacArthur


SPAWN
by Cheyenne Scott

An unexpected pregnancy causes a disconnected family to reconsider their own choices in preparation for the next generation.

CHEYENNE SCOTT
Cheyenne Scott is a Coast Salish First Nation multidisciplinary artist based in Toronto. Her work is a celebration of her Indigenous culture and examines identity and relationships to land.


Dramaturg
Brian Quirt
Company Jani Lauzon, Kristopher Bowman, Nigel Irwin,
Sera-Lys MacArthur


THE GIRL WHO WAS RAISED BY WOLVERINE
by Deneh’Cho Thompson

In a dystopic future overpopulation is destroying the Earth; the time of the culling is near and one in three people will be killed for “the greater good”.

Vancouver Fringe New Play Award Winner

DENEH’CHO THOMPSON
Deneh’Cho Thompson is an emerging director, actor and playwright. Deneh recently performed in The Classroom at Studio 58 and in Burning Vision in Barcelona’s Grec Festival in July.


Dramaturg
Lindsay Lachance
Company Chelsea Rose Tucker, Samantha Brown, Garret C. Smith


Friday November 18 @ 7:30 PM | Aki Studio | Tickets $15

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